Caregiver & Family Resources, Memory Loss Resources
5 Tips for Living Life to the Fullest with Dementia
If you or a loved one has recently been diagnosed with dementia, you might be worried about how the disease and memory loss will affect quality of life.
We live in an individualistic society, where strength, self-reliance, assertiveness, and independence are considered good traits to have. So as older adults start to....
To many, the idea of growing “old” isn’t an appealing one — and pop culture hasn’t helped make the golden years seem very golden.
5 Memory Loss Person-centered Care Tips for Coping with Sundowning
Sundown syndrome, also known as sundowning, is a common struggle for those with dementia, memory loss, or other cognitive disorders. Sundowning occurs in the late....
You’re just trying to help. So why is your aging parent or loved one constantly complaining or chronically negative?
If your loved one suddenly becomes confused and disorientated, your first concern might be dementia. But if the changes are sudden, it’s more likely the diagnosis is a....
Caregiver & Family Resources, Memory Loss Resources
6 Tips for Your Next Video Call with a Person with Memory Loss
Finding ways to stay connected with people you care about was amongst one of the most challenging obstacles last year presented. For many, video calling was the primary....
As your parents or loved ones age, there’s a high likelihood that you will be faced with a hospitalization after an illness or an emergency. In fact, a study by the CDC....

